Manage Your Podcasts With Feedly and BeyondPod [Android]

1. How do I manage podcasts on Android?
2. Does Android have a built in podcast app?
3. How do Android users listen to podcasts?
4. How do I listen to podcasts offline on Android?
5. What is the best Android podcast app?
6. How can I listen to podcasts without using data?
7. How do I put podcasts on my Android?
8. Are podcasts free on Android?
9. Does Samsung have a podcast app?
10. Do podcasts use a lot of data?
11. Do you have to pay to listen to podcasts?
12. Is YouTube a podcast?

How do I manage podcasts on Android?

To change these settings:

1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Podcasts app .
2. At the bottom, tap Home .
3. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or initial. Podcast settings. For completed episodes, tap Remove completed episodes and choose a time period.

Does Android have a built in podcast app?

Podcast Republic is my favorite android podcast app. It supports iTunes and YouTube channels, has live radio streaming, the ability to save podcasts to your SD card, automatic download, Android Wear support, and a ton more.

How do Android users listen to podcasts?

To listen to your favorite podcasts on Android, install a podcast app like Google Podcasts and subscribe to the shows you want to hear to have them automatically downloaded. You can also find many podcasts on the podcast host's website and stream them from there.

How do I listen to podcasts offline on Android?

How do I download an episode of a podcast to listen to offline?

1. Make sure you're connected to WiFi, and navigate to a podcast.
2. Under Episodes, choose the podcast episode you'd like to download, and tap the three-dot menu button. ...
3. Tap Download.
4. Once the download is complete, a “downloaded” downward pointing arrow icon will appear under the episode title.

What is the best Android podcast app?

These are the best podcast apps currently available in February 2021!

• Spotify: Listen to podcasts & find music you love. ...
• Anchor - Make your own podcast. ...
• Google Podcasts: Discover free & trending podcasts. ...
• Pocket Casts - Podcast Player. ...
• Podcast Player & Podcast App - Castbox. ...
• Stitcher - Podcast Player.

How can I listen to podcasts without using data?

How to Change Podcast Settings to Listen Without Using Data

1. Step 1: Open Your iPhone's general Settings tab. ...
2. Step 2: Tap on the Podcasts app.
3. Step 3: Turn off Cellular Data & Turn on Only Download on Wi-Fi. ...
4. Step 4: From the same screen, select the Notifications setting (above Cellular Data)

How do I put podcasts on my Android?

Add a podcast by RSS feed

1. On your Android phone or tablet, open Google Podcasts .
2. At the bottom, tap Activity. Subscriptions.
3. Tap More. Add by RSS feed.
4. Enter the feed URL.
5. Tap Subscribe.

Are podcasts free on Android?

Android users, you've also got a free built-in podcast app. It does everything that Apple Podcasts does, so you can start listening in seconds and subscribe to keep it up.

Does Samsung have a podcast app?

Users of Samsung's flagship smartphones will have to swipe right in order to access the podcasts in the Samsung Free app. Select the new “Listen” tab, and you will be greeted by a selection of podcasts from broadcasters like NPR and iHeartMedia.

Do podcasts use a lot of data?

As a rule of thumb, we've found most podcasts are approximately 1MB per minute; if you're wanting to listen to a 40-minute podcast, expect to use about 40MB of data.

Do you have to pay to listen to podcasts?

Music fans who are used to purchasing songs through iTunes may be accustomed to paying a dollar or more per song, but podcasts are almost always completely free. In some cases, while you may be able to receive the newest editions of podcasts for free after you subscribe, the previous editions of shows may cost money.

Is YouTube a podcast?

YouTube might not be the first platform people think of when they're looking for podcasts, but a growing number of top creators are proving YouTube is a bonafide podcast network. ... Despite being a video-focused platform, people are increasingly coming to YouTube to look for podcasts.